The easiest way to get the buggy into the bag is to place the open transport bag on
the floor and fold the buggy on top of it;
the handle on the end of the bag should
be at the front.
Tuck the back corners of the buggy into the bag first, followed by the front end.
Using the Delta Beach Wheels
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES
♦
CHECK THAT THE WHEELS ARE SECURE ON THE
FRAME BEFORE USE.
♦
THE ANTI-TIPPER WILL NOT BE AS EFFECTIVE ON SOFT
GROUND, LIKE SAND; TAKE EXTRA CARE.
♦
THE DOUBLE WHEELS MAKE THE BUGGY TOO WIDE TO FIT
THROUGH STANDARD DOORWAYS.
The double width rear wheels are designed to spread the load on soft ground and
reduce sinking-in. They are set at lower pressure than standard wheels (10 to 15 p.s.i.
or 0.7 to 1 bar) to further spread the load by increasing the surface area in contact
with the ground.
The wheels are designed to operate with the standard brakes; when new they may
rub slightly on the brakes until they are bedded in.
The beach wheels are fitted with stainless steel bearings and quick release axles;
but
the brake drum and brakes are not stainless steel and should be cleaned
after use on the beach (see maintenance instructions).
Pg
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Handle at
front of
buggy
Bungie cord
FIG. 16
